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Aug 20, 2019 14 min

Virginia Jacko @ Project Inclusion

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Virginia Jacko is president and CEO of the Miami Lighthouse (ML). During her tenure, their number of clients has increased from fewer than 500 in 2004 to over 22.000 today. She's also spearheading a variety of innovative programs for the visually impaired of all ages. She's one of the leaders that are making Miami and the state of Florida a more inclusive community for everyone.

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